The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-07
RAINSBUKO.

April 9th. 1887
Professor Ferguson. Of Leesburg. and Prof.
r. Barrett. Of New Lexington, we're Among
their friends here Saturday.
Isaac Upp and family, OF Harpers, spent the
sabbath In this vicinity.
Mrs Jane McCord and sister, Miss Ella
Davis. Of Jamestown. are guests OF Mrs. iona.
than Davis, south 0f town.
H i. Foraker made business trip to Chilli
cothe last week.
Mrs. Gertie Ogle, Of Bainbridge. visited her
parents north Of town Saturday.
O N. Sans, rearing 'aw with one OF the
leading attorneys ut Lebanon. u, IL making .
short visit to his parents near Nsweil's Mills.
Rufus Foraker and wife, Of LittletOn, spent
Friday night with William Lsff. rty and family.
Mrs. James Lafferty, Of Fall Greek, moved
to this place Saturday
John Foraker and wife, of Greenfield, were
calling on friends here Saturday.
William Upp and wife, Of Hoaglsnd's, Sum-
dayed 10 our village. They were residents Of
this place for . number of years, and are al
ways welcome visitors
Miss Abbie Upp. Of Hoagland's, Is teaching
the spring term In Snake Corner.
Miss Olive Spsrpur, Of Spargur's Mills. 10 At
tending the Inslituse at Hillsboro.
Mrs. Lydia Browning recently received 4
pension Of over six hundred dollars.
Miss Minnie Brown, teacher in the primary
department OF our schools, has the mrssles
MIR. and Mrs John Williams are among their
friends near Sinking Spring.
The many friends Of Miss Sadie Stultz will
be psined to hear that she is confined to her
room at the home Of her brother near Sinki,
Spring, with pulmonary trouble
Fishing 10 said to be good about the Point
aprin0 md ASh harm IL hal svi1
continue to be good, NJ the State dam seross
the Scioto below Chillicoshe. has been patty
torn down by the late freshsts, allowing the
easy passage OF the hsh to the upper Scioto
aud its tributaries.
Uncle Benjamin Mackerley will be eighty.
Eight years old the first Of May he has re-
Gently transferred the management of his busi-
ness affairs to his nephew, Hon. Henry L.
Oickey. Of Greenfield.
Uncle Britton Hulitt was taken violently III
saturday morning with pain In the breast,
but at this writing 10 much better.
Mrs. John Mccoy is very low with paralysis.
There ID NO hope Of her recovery.
william Estle says bis prospect for obtsioing
1915 back pay for services during the war 10
good. -.
The young ladies' Of the Rocky Fork NJ. E.
Chapel sre making lsudable eff,,rt to secure
y library Miss Bell Hulitt,. who WAS instru.
the U. B Church here, is greatly interesting
herself In that one also.
Ed L. Olyb"rn ground over one hundred
bushels of feed ON his feed mill last Thursday.
The MethodiSts Of Paint P. o. intend paint
lux the windows of their ChSpel In imitation
IT stained giass this spring. The funds are
mostly raised.
J. NJ. Roberts, Of Greenfield, recently dsliv.
cred lecture 10 the church at the Point, on
: he subject Of perennial Influence ON the
Y"ung," that was highly appreciated and did
xO0d.
In the reorganization Of the n. e. Sabbath
schO0i DR.. J. II. Miller was elected Suprrinten.
lent, J. L. Gossstt, Assistant; W. o. Blair.
Secretsry Miss Alice Msckerley, Treasurer
Will ROssis, Librarian, and Misses Nellie Miller
aud Alice TsgEsrt OrgaDists. a. L. Garrett
was ch'sen to place the object lessons ON tho
blackboard. f6I
Quarterly meeting At this place next sa.ur-
isy aud sunday. The services will begiu st 10
:. m saturday, with ssrmon BY Elder Rev.
,.hn Pearson. to be followed BY the Quarterly
Conference.
A spark from the stove Hue at J. ". Upp's
,suRht In the r0Of Of his h0use sb0ut one
o'clock Sunday afternoon, aud Was under such
h-adway 6-fore It vas Uncovered that quite .
portion OF the roof was burned bsf0,e the hre
wss extiuguished.
benjamin CSfper purchAeed s0ne noe carp |
from Ass Haynes. OF Hillsboro, last saturday, |
lor bis new pond.
A number OF the friends OF Mrs Louiss |
ssksr, Of East Wsin street, made her sur.
prize donation which wss gratefully received. |
John Hill 10 moving back TO his farm this |
w-tk. Dr. F. Chapman will occupy the house |
as IL vscsting, We understand
large number 0f the Republicans Of the |
north precinct. who were displsased because /
.hey we're not favored With the nominHti0ps |
'0r Treasurer and Clerk ON that side, voted |
witn the Dem crsts, thereby eleoting A. W.
psrrur end Frank Pssrvs to hose Offices. |
the Republicans slsctsd the balance Of their |
ticket, except the Assessor in the north pre-
inct, where Giles 6stsy, Democrat, was |
'iectsd BY small msjohty.
Rsv. George L. gan, VI Lyndon, pfeached st |
be U, b: Church last Ssbbsth Ut s p. m., and |
GloO st night